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The Key to a Signature LifeStyle
In the current book titled “THE KEY FOR A SIGNATURE LIFESTYLE, “the Author is focusing on mainly on five things: a) The scenario of patriarchy. b) What is a signature lifestyle? c) The key to the Signature lifestyle d) Habits needed to develop the signature lifestyle. e) Why is the unique style needed? As a psychologist, Dr. Rama Srivastava has come up with a unique concept, but with special reference to women and girls. The concept is a Signature lifestyle for women and girls. This is the need of the hour to handle the patriarchal society of India with grace and maturity in the changed era. By Signature style, she means that every woman or girl should have something special about her in...
The Key to a Signature LifeStyle
In the current book titled "THE KEY FOR A SIGNATURE LIFESTYLE, "the Author is focusing on mainly on five things a) The scenario of patriarchy. b) What is a signature lifestyle? c) The key to the Signature lifestyle d) Habits needed to develop the signature lifestyle. e) Why is the unique style needed? As a psychologist, Dr. Rama Srivastava has come up with a unique concept, but with special reference to women and girls. The concept is a Signature lifestyle for women and girls. This is the need of the hour to handle the patriarchal society of India with grace and maturity in the changed era. By Signature style, she means that every woman or girl should have something special about her in her ...
The search for an identity
The Search for identity: The journey of an Indian Girl was written in the light of Indian being a patriarchal society since ages, where the differences between the feelings, dreams and aspirations for girls and boys are considered differently until today. The author pens it down as a journey of love, passion, hurt, betrayal, affection, courage and introspection. As a psychologist, psychopathologist and a social analyst, the author has seen the families of India very closely for 20 years. She has the eyes of being a psychological detective of the minds of people. She has tried to pen down the feelings of a girl since the time of birth until adulthood in a beautiful manner. The book talks about the birth of the girl and how she grows up in the surrounding of the patriarchy. She grows, blossoms and turns into a young girl with dreams and tonnes of strengths. The book further dwells upon how she faces various challenges and overcomes them through her strong self-identity and comes up with flying colours. The book also explains ways to handle various real life situations faced by girls and women of the society keeping in mind the scientifically proven techniques.
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Anatomy Head, Neck & Brain, (Vol. 1)
The ultimate aim of any teaching system is to produce the best scholars & the best professionals in the today's scenario with futuristic approach so that when given a chance they must be able to exhibit their past knowledge. To verify or quantify this knowledge the student/scholar has to undergo certain exam. Nowadays the best exams are supposed to be those having Multiple Choice Questions i.e. MCQ's as integral part because of two important reasons, First easy to conduct & uniform evaluation for all students, that is no bias, Second MCQ's checks memory/recall memory/ reasoning & ability to be precise in terms of reading /understanding and speed with ability to record answers with accuracy t...
AKASHVANI
"Akashvani" (English) is a programme journal of ALL INDIA RADIO, it was formerly known as The Indian Listener. It used to serve the listener as a bradshaw of broadcasting ,and give listener the useful information in an interesting manner about programmes, who writes them, take part in them and produce them along with photographs of performing artists. It also contains the information of major changes in the policy and service of the organisation. The Indian Listener (fortnightly programme journal of AIR in English) published by The Indian State Broadcasting Service, Bombay, started on 22 December, 1935 and was the successor to the Indian Radio Times in English, which was published beginning ...
